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See. Palazzo dei Normanni See Byzantine mosaics and the Cappella Palatina in Europe's oldest royal residence. Cattedrale di Palermo Spiral up the roof of this Catalan-influenced cathedral for city views. Cattedrale di Monreale Visit for golden mosaics and a peaceful cloister, 8 km west of Palermo. Quattro Canti Explore this crossroads in Albergheria, a hub for street markets.

Eat. Mercato di Ballarò Experience the pulse of local life and food stalls in this vibrant market.

Stay. Tonnara Foderà di Magazzinaz Stay in a beautifully restored 1913 watchtower on the Alcamo coastline.

Condé Nast TravelerAug 22, 2026

My Favorite Airbnb: A Beautifully Restored Watchtower on a Secret Slice of Sicily

The dreamiest stone sanctuary caught between the sky and the Sicilian sea.

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Lonely PlanetAug 20

The 10 best places to visit in Sicily

Fabulous beaches, storied cities, rural retreats and Europe’s largest volcano: Sicily has it all. Here’s where to go (and stay) on this storied island.

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Lonely PlanetAug 17

14 of the best things to do in Palermo, Sicily

Explore the best of Palermo

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Atlas ObscuraAug 11

19 Creepy Catacombs Around the World You Can Visit

Catacombs—underground rooms and tunnels used as cemeteries—date back to first-century Rome, but the most famous (and infamous) were created across Europe in the 17th century. Overcrowding in Paris’s more traditional burial spaces, as well as sanitation issues, led authorities to turn the miles of tunnels connecting quarries under the city into crypts. It’s believed that more than six million pe…

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Lonely PlanetJul 15

The 8 destinations pro travelers say ruin all others

Sometimes a life-changing trip is just as damning as it is magnificent, ruining you for any trip you eventually take. These destinations are worth that sacrifice.

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  • SicilyNeighborhoodBeautiful island with kind people and great views.
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  • GreeceSightAthens, GreeceDestination that ruins all others.
  • Andes MountainsSightSantiago, ChileHigh mountains for skiing.
  • Laguna del IncaSightSantiago, ChileCrystal blue lagoon below the high Andes.
  • Maipo ValleyNeighborhoodSantiago, ChileBirthplace of Chilean wine.
  • MontanaNeighborhoodHelena, United StatesSummer destination for outdoor adventures.
  • YellowstoneSightGardiner, United StatesNational park in Montana.
  • Yasuní National ParkSightCoca, EcuadorAmazonian Ecuador park that brings visitors to tears.
  • Amazonian EcuadorNeighborhoodCoca, EcuadorEco-lodge with spider monkeys and paddle canoes.
  • El Questro StationSightEl Questro, AustraliaWestern Australia station with reds, greens, waterfalls.
  • Kimberley regionNeighborhoodBroome, AustraliaRegion in Western Australia with stark contrasts.
  • Ngorongoro CraterSightArusha, TanzaniaWorld's largest unbroken volcanic caldera with abundant animals.
  • CambodiaSightPhnom Penh, CambodiaAmazing people, food, and culture.
  • Aegean SeaSightAthens, Greece
  • Tonlé Sap LakeSightPhnom Penh, Cambodia
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Condé Nast TravelerJan 22

The Most Romantic Hotels in the Entire World

Whether you're looking for adventure, white-sand beaches, or fine dining, here’s where to stay for the ultimate romantic getaway.

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  • Villa IgieaHotelMasterclass in sophisticated elegance with outdoor terrace.
  • Elsewhere
  • Gritti PalaceHotelVenice, ItalyGrande dame of Venetian hospitality with canal views.
  • Hotel BalzacHotelParis, FranceModernist boutique with black marble and checkerboard tile.
  • KatikiesHotelSantorini, GreeceStunning views of the caldera and chic minimal design.
  • ChromataHotelSantorini, GreeceOffers private infinity pools.
  • ChromaRestaurantSantorini, GreeceCandlelit dining with local Santorini wine.
  • AnthósRestaurantSantorini, GreeceServes langoustine tartare and sea bass.
  • Grand Park RovinjHotelRovinj, CroatiaPerched above the Adriatic with views of Old Town.
  • OlivieraRestaurantCosta Navarino, GreeceTerrace offers milk cake and pistachio-studded yogurt.
  • TahirRestaurantCosta Navarino, GreeceServes wood-fired pizza and baba ghanoush.
  • Mandarin Oriental, Costa NavarinoHotelCosta Navarino, GreeceSuites and villas offer privacy and quiet luxury.
  • La ResidenciaHotelDeià, SpainRomantic retreat in Serra de Tramuntana foothills.
  • El OlivoRestaurantDeià, SpainOffers Mallorcan flavors for candlelit dinners.
  • Hotel MottoHotelVienna, AustriaIntimate hotel with 1920s Paris design flair.
  • Chez BernardRestaurantVienna, AustriaTop-floor bar with greenery for cocktails and classics.
  • Santa Marina, a Luxury Collection ResortHotelMykonos, GreeceResort with private beach on Ornos Bay.
  • Grand Hotel TremezzoHotelTremezzo, ItalyArt Nouveau retreat on Lake Como with floating pool.
  • La TerrazzaRestaurantTremezzo, ItalyDine on handmade pastas with shaved truffles.
  • TBarRestaurantTremezzo, ItalyTerrace for digestifs with a view.
  • ForestisHotelBressanone, ItalySpa retreat with minimal, nature-driven design.
  • Domaine des EtangsHotelMassignac, France13th-century château overlooking a serene lake.
  • Splendido, A Belmond HotelHotelPortofino, ItalyTimeless retreat above Portofino's glittering bay.
  • Six Senses Douro ValleyHotelLamego, PortugalWellness and wine amid vineyards.
  • Deplar FarmHotelHofsós, IcelandFormer farm on Troll Peninsula for quiet contemplation.
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Condé Nast TravelerJan 10

17 Best Things to Do in Sicily, the Melting Pot of the Mediterranean

From the remnants of ancient civilizations to the sweet-smelling street food spots to know about, these are the best things to do in Sicily.

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